Sentence examples for slightly see from inspiring English sources

They have since recovered slightly (see chart 3), but America still enjoys remarkably cheap gas by international standards.

Greenhouse-gas emissions overall have fallen only slightly since Labour came to power in 1997, and carbon emissions have risen slightly (see chart).

In Britain, where album sales in all formats have declined by 18% since the 2004 peak, those of albums occupying the number-one spot have increased slightly (see chart 2).

Even when you slightly see the twist coming, even when the author pokes his nose in with those quotations from The Waste Land, even when the ending is a bit rushed and you wonder if he has been keeping count of those canisters, as a reader you still inhale this novel like a great glorious draught of steam.

The overall turnover of workers, including reallocation and churn, declined from 33.5% of the workforce each quarter in 1999 to 24.1% in 2010, and has since recovered only slightly (see chart).Some of this may be down to structural changes in the economy.

However, considering transaction costs changes the results only slightly (see Table 4).

Budd glanced to her left, slowing slightly, saw her rival on the floor, and ran on.

Their expression in layer 3Bβ (4A) was slightly seen.

"The networks relaxed a little bit and let the outline of a nipple show through a slightly see-through silk blouse.

The end result was an awkward, camel-toe-inducing, slightly see-through, human-shaped blob of fabric that a slutty street urchin might wear in Charles Dickens fan fiction.

Consider underwear that's lacy or slightly see-through.